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In our latest announcement, Trinity Church Wall Street has awarded more than $8.3 million in grants to nonprofits in December, which will support organizations that work with the most vulnerable and also reaffirm our commitment to our existing grantee partners— showing that Trinity is in this work for the long haul. 

Trinity Church Wall Street's Top 10 videos of 2021

Trinity Church Wall Street offers a tribute to Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu who died December 26, 2021.

Just as Jesus, as the divine Logos, was present at the Creation of all things, so we, in our humanity, are called to become a new creation in and through Christ, the Word made flesh.

Photos from the past mark the observance of Christmas at Trinity Church Wall Street, from 1907 until the present.

Three parishioners of Trinity Church Wall Street recall Christmas customs in their country of birth.

An Update from Fr. Phil and Fr. Michael Regarding Christmas Eve Services and Vaccination Requirements

What if we truly believed that God loves us exactly as we are, right now, in this moment, despite our familiar lists of flaws and foibles? Despite the certainty of the inner critic-perfectionist reminding us that we have fallen short in some ways, again? What if…

Mary proclaims God’s work of justice to the poor and the promise of peace for all the world. It is telling that Mary’s song of hope is delivered in the past tense, so trusting is she in God’s purpose. Mary reminds us of the source of our hope.

Trinity Church Wall Street awarded more than $8.3 million in grants to nonprofits in December, bringing the total amount of grants distributed in 2021 to $46 million. The latest round of grants will support organizations that work with the most vulnerable, from creating housing opportunities for the homeless to investing in community-led violence interruption programs.